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| '''Clotricin''' ([[Clofabosin]]: ''clo·tricin'' 'AUG-world'; [[Wiebian]]: ''Hussmauch'' [''xi mao'']? 'earth-ball') is a conworld created by [[User:IlL]] where [[Clofabosin]] is the international lingua franca.
| | #redirect [[Verse:Tricin]] |
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| ==Todo==
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| ==Star system==
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| G-type star: ''actin'' in Clofabosin, ''Unde'' in Wiebian
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| <!--Planet names in Phormatolidin: Sphytin, Chlorotricin, Alathoin, Phrycodin, Sterocythin, Tharofudin, Clypharin, Xantheromin-->
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| Planet names:
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| *''spitin''
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| *''clotricin''
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| *''alatin''
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| *''fricodin''
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| *''sterocitin''
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| *''tarofudin''
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| *''clifarin''
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| *''zanteromin''
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| ==Planetary characteristics==
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| 1 HM year = 381.3668618 Earth days = 357.0806527870906 HM days = 1.04410737342 Earth years
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| 1 HM day = 25.6323176 hours
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| 86400
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| 357 days = 51 7-day weeks
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| leap day every 12.3988275678 years
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| months: 30 30 30 29 30 30 30 29 30 30 30 29(30)
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| every 12 except:
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| when the year is divisible by 372
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| perfect for clofabians
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| so the years 270, 520, 790, X40, 10E0, 1360, 1610, 1880, ... are not leap years
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| actually if the year is divisible by 130944=352*372 it's a leap year
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| ===Calendar===
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| The Talman calendar is based on the founding of the Ancient Netagin city ''Tuħīfi'', about 2600 years before present, which is called fT 0 (''fálach Toħíf 0'').
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| Months:
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| *''talaporfin''
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| *''uneporfin''
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| *''verteporfin''
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| *''rostaporfin''
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| *''exeporfin''
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| *''avidoporfin''
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| *''temoporfin''
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| *''padeliporfin''
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| *''padoporfin''
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| *''stannsoporfin''
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| *''lemuteporfin''
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| *''rufiporfin''
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| ==Prehistory==
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| *Long period of glaciation like in our world.
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| ==Areas==
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| Continents:
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| *[[Verse:Etalocin|Etalocin]]
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| *Schrubstiempf (known as ''Shijin'' in [[Reber Wiebian]] and ''Aem-Zrâtt'' in [[Trâi]])
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| *Naquosphere
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| *Bhadhagha Island (Literally read Irish gibs)
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| *Doreusigeul
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| *Two polar ice sheets
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| ===Talma (Northwestern Etalocin)===
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| :''Main article: [[Verse:Talma]]
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| Loanwords tend to come from:
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| *Science, law and administration: [[Old Netagin]]
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| *Music: [[Koine Netagin]] (esp. in music directions)
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| *Fashion and other arts: Koine Netagin, [[Tíogall]], Nurian
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| *Cuisine: [[Nurian]]
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| *(Modern) philosophy and literature: Tíogall
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| Earlier lingua franca: Old Netagin
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| Later lingua franca: Tíogall (in fact it remained the lingua franca until quite recently, before the Internet after which Clofab took over), perhaps also Koiné Netagin
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| Minority languages: [[Andarin]]
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| ===Eastern Etalocin===
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| Loanwords tend to come from:
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| *Science, law and administration: [[Dodellian]], [[Clofabosin]]
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| *Tech: Clofabosin
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| *Medicine: Clofabosin, Dodellian
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| *Music: [[Koine Netagin]]
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| *Cuisine: [[Plai Raew]], [[Dodellian]]?
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| *(Modern) philosophy and literature: [[Dodellian]], [[Clofabosin]] and [[Plai Raew]]
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| ===Southwestern Etalocin===
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| Loanwords tend to come from:
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| *Science, law and administration: [[Neckthai]], Modern [[Tamil]]
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| *Music: [[Tamil]]
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| *Philosophy and literature: [[Neckthai]]
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| ===Wiebosphere===
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| Loanwords tend to come from:
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| *Science, law and administration: [[Wiebian]]
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| *Music and arts: [[Trâi]], [[Wiebian]]
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| ===Naquosphere===
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| Loanwords tend to come from:
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| *Science, law and administration: Classical [[Naquian]] and [[Tizian]]
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| *Music: Classical [[Naquian]], [[Sjowaazheñ]] and [[Adetsib]]?
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| *Cuisine: Classical [[Naquian]]
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| *(Modern) philosophy and literature: Classical [[Naquian]] and [[Tizian]]
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| ==Language families of Clotricin==
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| *[[Quihum languages]]
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| *Salish gib
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| *[[Tie-Dye languages]]
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| *[[Maytyarri]]
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| *[[Shumian]]
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| *Naengic
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| **[[Trâi]]
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| **[[TBA]]
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| *The "CW Complex"
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| **Clofabic
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| ***[[Clofabosin]]
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| ***[[Phormatolidin]]
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| ***[[Schwünter]]
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| **Dodellic
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| ***[[Dodellian]]
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| **Belenic
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| ***[[Belen]]
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| **Wakanic
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| ***Wakanese
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| ***[[Verapamil]] (Tamil-Elvish hybrid)
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| ***[[Diltiazem]]
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| **Times New Italic
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| ***Times New Roman
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| **[[Gulyás]]
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| *[[Proto-Ladippic]]
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| **[[Middle Dwischarin]]
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| ***[[Dūsswaren]]
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| *[[Tsrovesh]]
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| *[[Uupek]]
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| ==Programming languages==
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| *Verbose language with Clofabosin keywords (Java + Python hybrid)
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| "if X":
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| X sartan
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| (sartan = "case, condition")
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| "for i in range(1,10)":
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| (1,10) apidan gaptan i ibat
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| (gloss: "(1,10) range member i DISTRIBUTIVE")
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| "while X":
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| X otetan
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| (otetan = "period of time")
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| *Functional language
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| *C analogue
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| ==Musical cultures==
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| Scientific unit for intervals: 1/1728 of an octave
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| ===Eastern Etalocin===
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| "Sophisticated" popular musicians borrow heavily from "classical" idioms such as: long, quasi-operatic song forms; use of traditional classical tunings and harmony (sometimes getting very harmonically complex chords); complex rhythms and time signatures inspired by non-Etalocian music.
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| ====Instruments====
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| *''penicillin'' (Tíogall: ''painicar'') = a wind instrument
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| *''ditoren'' (Tíogall: ''ditor'') = a string instrument
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| (a lot of overlap with Talmic music)
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| *organs played with an isomorphic keyboard
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| ====Tuning systems====
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| Some "modern" classical composers experiment with tuning systems such as high-limit (primes 17 or higher) JI, various EDOs and linear temperaments, especially higher-limit meantone.
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| ===Talma===
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| ====Instruments====
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| *''spúith'' (pl. ''spúithear'') = plucked string instrument with sympathetic strings
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| *''ŋamas'' (pl. ''ŋamsa'') = "Talman violin": a 5-stringed bowed string instrument used for the treble and alto register
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| **Tuning: 2:3:5:7:9, lowest string = ~120Hz
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| *''ŋamsám'' (pl. ''ŋamsáma'') = a ''ŋamas'' that's a 2/1 lower
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| **Tuning: 2:3:4:5:7:9
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| *''tsábhíoch'' (txâbhikh) steel guitar tuned to a hexany
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| *''mifgól'' (pl. ''mifgóla'') = a slide flute
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| *''jóghám'' (pl. ''jógháma'') = a zither
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| *''tuaim'' (pl. ''tuaimear'') = a reed instrument
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| *''fuís'' (pl. ''fuísí'') = a drum
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| *''seomhoidhre'' (pl. ''seomhoidhrí'') = some multi-row autoharp thing controlled by an isomorphic keyboard (pieces are often written for two or more ''seomhoidhrí'' keyboards that are separated by a tuning offset so that the player has access to different octaves)
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| *solo voice or choir
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| Tuning to temperaments is done with reference instruments or monochords
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| Some seomhoidhre and jóghám tunings:
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| *1/1 21/20 8/7 6/5 5/4 21/16 10/7 3/2
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| *1/1 21/20 11/10 8/7 6/5 5/4 21/16 11/8 10/7 3/2 (441/440 tempered out)
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| *hexanic: 1/1 21/20 35/32 8/7 6/5 5/4 21/16 48/35 10/7 3/2
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| *major: 1/1 25/24 7/6 6/5 5/4 7/5 35/24 3/2
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| *minor: 1/1 25/24 15/14 6/5 5/4 9/7 75/56 3/2
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| *augmented: 1/1 15/14 7/6 5/4 9/7 35/24 3/2
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| Various chamber ensembles:
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| *"string trio": 2 ŋ + 1 Ŋ;
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| *"string quartet": 3 ŋ + 1 Ŋ
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| ====Tuning systems====
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| Base pitch: ~120 Hz
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| Classical music:
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| *Older music uses 5, 7 limit JI scales (a variety of them; or free JI?)
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| *Culminates in 11 limit JI and temperaments (mostly as approximations to JI; perhaps also a temperament-temperament like say 22edo).
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| *Scúdhainn defined the concept of linear temperaments and used some rank-2 temperaments for the first time in her musical œuvre. (Matrices were known by then! Also linear temperaments arise naturally from equating similar intervals in constant structures)
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| *Dekanies, eikosanies and other scales that maximize the number of consonant chords per note
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| Folk and popular music prefers "simpler" just scales:
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| *6:7:8:9:10:11:12
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| *5-/7-odd limit diamonds
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| *1 3 5 7 hexany
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| ====Musical forms====
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| *Art song (''foscúghál'') settings of poems, with ''spúith'' or chamber accompaniment ([[Tíogall]]: ''éanril''). Poems may deal with:
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| **Nature, idyllic settings
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| **Love
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| **Mystical themes
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| **A short dialogue
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| *Opera
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| ====Notation====
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| Scale-neutral JI notation:
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| # Notes are written on a staff similar to our staff but the scale is 8:9:10:11:12:13:14:15:16, not the diatonic scale | |
| # Accidentals indicate various small intervals
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| # Shift of fundamental: Let (x,t) be a tuple of the form (level on staff, time). When you draw a point (x1, t1) and another point (x2, t2) after that, and connect them with a curved line, then x1 and x2 are "identified" and the fundamental shifts accordingly (from time t2 on).
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| ===Wiebosphere===
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| Early theory: enharmonic genera, tetrachordal scales repeating at the 3/2
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| Later theory: Schulterian temperaments
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| ===Naquosphere===
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| Gamelan-like orchestras with metallophones/marimbas, drums, gongs. Use of voice or other harmonic timbres is limited.
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| Tuning: quasi-10edo or quasi-15edo with a stretched octave
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| "Xenrhythms": Math rock-like rhythms, among them self-similar rhythms; [[Xaetjeon]] people help import these rhythms into Talmic music
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| ===Doreusigeul===
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| ==Religions, mysticism and philosophy==
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| *Talmic paganism
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| **Tíogall ''an Saichte'' (singular) for 'the gods' - that's like the opposite of ''Elohim''
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| *Wiebian paganism
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| *Naquian paganism
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| *Clofabian paganism
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| *A more universalistic religion (in the same general cluster as Christianity or Mahayana Buddhism)
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| **Perhaps the former multiple gods coalesce into one God - instead of elimination of other gods in favor of one of them
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| **A person goes to a (potentially infinite?) chain of purgatories after they die - one's karma increases or reduces time served in purgatories
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| **Heaven exists, "hell" is when a soul spends indefinite time in purgatories
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| **People drawing up graphs/trees of afterlives lol
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| ***This turns into various board games
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| **Question: "Assume that there is a God whom we trust and want to get messages from. When can you trust someone who claims to be God?"
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| ***This leads to discussions of computer security protocols before computers were invented
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| ***"God's Public Key" = either a satirical TV show episode, a short story or a song
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| ==People==
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| Surnames are bolded.
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| needs more linguists!
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| ===Naquosphere===
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| *Quēhtloyoz - ancient [[Naquian]] linguist, wrote the first detailed grammar on Hussmauch
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| *[[Verse:Huichaltzah|Huichaltzah]] - explorer and conlanger, explored the Wiebosphere around 360dd, discovered [[Old Kurmian]] and foretold the evolution of [[Xaetjeon]]
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| *Wañjeeyiʼ - Sjowaazheñ poet
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| ===Wiebosphere===
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| *Kait lie '''Neumer''' "Kait I." - [[Ancient Wiebian]] king
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| **lie sounds like a Code Geass nobility particle :D
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| *Lobsang '''Zieferstein''' - [[Wiebian]] general
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| *Tnehl '''Wottenstein''' - Wiebian composer
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| ===Etalocin===
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| Needs moar composers
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| *pseudo-'''Rocēdy''' - Cuadhlabhian (possibly Ladippic) group of mathematicians, authors of the ''Braochad Manuscript'' which is the first text to mention negative numbers, complex numbers and algebra
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| *Līccot '''Attiȝanaedā''' - Ladippic astronomer, developed the heliocentric model of planetary motion
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| *Jissāraħim = Netagin geometer, described Euclidean geometry in 2- and 3-dimensional Euclidean space (speculated on 4 dimensional space)
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| <!--*Snȳδiret '''Aecsārbe''' - [[Thensarian]] mathematician, who first approximated ''π'' to 96 base-12 places (~ 104 decimal places)-->
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| *Tōvaomerom - ancient [[Tamilserotin|Clofabic]] orator
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| *Šófídh '''Tsáhóŋ-Tamdí''' - composer, physicist and music theorist who wrote the first music-theory-cum-number-theory text, which has the first known mention of harmonic series; the just ratios generated by a given set of primes
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| *Báȝáš '''eth ham-Márótx''' - Netagin statesman and political theorist
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| *Fóšén '''fat-Tazrír''' - Netagin chemist, physicist
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| *ʔAmmúaħ '''far-Róthábh''' - Netagin geometer, physicist and engineer
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| After two centuries of the Talman Dark Age brought about by a series of natural disasters and plagues...
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| *Gealta '''Sŋochtar''' - Tíogall-speaking poet
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| *Yakhef '''Batzaħ''' - Netagin physician who verified germ theory of disease
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| *Ngeyshi '''Meȝnof''' - Netagin physicist and mathematician who invented calculus
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| *Early Netagin composers (responsible for staff directions in [[Koine Netagin]])
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| *More composers
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| *Ġiakkiūrą '''Uffanasseh''' - [[Nurian]] artist and polymath
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| *'''Yamphotsaphidamchuerai''' Ativan - [[Clofabian]] lexicographer and novelist <!-- Ativan even sounds somewhat Sanskrit (like ati-vara -- could mean 'lots of blessings'/'very blessed') -->
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| *'''Arformoterol''' Ziagen - [[Clofabian]] mathematician
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| *'''Ergosterol''' Aleve ♀ - [[Clofabian]] nurse, pioneered modern nursing
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| *Mabéas '''Leachra''' - Neoibhirian poet and novelist
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| *Demash '''eth ha-Heshtön''' - Netagin naturalist who discovered evolution
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| *Maedh '''Túil''' - A philosopher who invented utilitarianism
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| *Raichnís '''Faoinn''' - Duínidhean naturalist and composer, known for introducing the music of Doreusigeul to Cuadhlabh
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| *Aodhàn '''Càdlàg''' - [[Bhadhagha]] mathematician (real analyst)
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| *Cláidhe '''Aoilinnstéin''' - [[Phormatolidin|Phormatian]]-[[Clofabian]] mathematician; Càdlàg's student
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| *[[Verse:Sjameu Panzux|Sjameu '''Panzux''']] - [[Xaetjeon]] linguist, reconstructed [[Proto-Talmic]] with help of [[Roshterian]]
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| *[[Verse:Reocht Scúdhainn|Reocht '''Scúdhainn''']] ♀ - Tíogall-speaking algebraist, number theorist, tuning theorist and composer
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| *Adhál '''Baeich''' (''Eodhal Baesj'') - Xaetjeon mathematician, a student of Scúdhainn
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| *Stearras '''Salmatar''' - Duínidhean inventor
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| *Ceatha '''Miarchuath''' ♀ - Neoibhirian botanist and crop breeder. Responsible for a handful of popular modern cultivars.
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| *Biūtų '''Kavvara''' - [[Nurian]] economist
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| ===Modern===
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| *'''Zilpaterol''' Ritalin - formalized computation
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| *'''Progesterol''' Zevalin - [[Clofabian]] chemist who invented birth control pill
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| *'''Colesterol''' Lipitor - [[Clofabian]] dietitian
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| *'''Bewündsschlauch''' Taltz - [[Schwünter]] abstract painter
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| *'''Picumeterol''' Crestor - [[Clofabian]] actor and comedian
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| *Lüpeng '''Zao''' - [[Reber Wiebian]] poet
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| *Sabúra '''Gnaebhán''' ♀ - Neoibhirian science fiction writer
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| *[[Verse:Schlomo Schngellstein|Schlomo '''Schngellstein''']] - [[Trâi]] conlanger, creator of [[Verse:Hussmauch/Earth]]. He's a real dork.
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